1996
DOI: 10.1177/016235329601900205
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Talent Recognition and Development: Successor to Gifted Education

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“…Hong, Greene e Higgins (2006) sinalizam a importância dessa estratégia, uma vez que ela permite a investigação de assuntos do interesse dos estudantes com uma profundidade maior do que se faria com base no currículo regular. É importante destacar, novamente, que um dos objetivos do desenvolvimento do talento é responder, de forma adequada e flexível, às necessidades dos alunos com talento (TREFFINGER;FELDHUSEN, 1996).…”
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“…Hong, Greene e Higgins (2006) sinalizam a importância dessa estratégia, uma vez que ela permite a investigação de assuntos do interesse dos estudantes com uma profundidade maior do que se faria com base no currículo regular. É importante destacar, novamente, que um dos objetivos do desenvolvimento do talento é responder, de forma adequada e flexível, às necessidades dos alunos com talento (TREFFINGER;FELDHUSEN, 1996).…”
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“…Therefore, the DMGT posits that all talented children are gifted, but not all gifted children grow up to be talented unless they receive necessary support in the process of talent development. Treffinger and Feldhusen (1996) similarly asserted that talent is growing, nurturing and developing rather than fixed and static, and thus, it requires appropriate stimulations from environments (e.g., home, school) to be fulfilled.…”
Section: Talent and Talent Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Individualized educational programs in inclusive (not exclusive) programs is September, 2000, Roeper Review/31 necessary if gifted education is to succeed in identifying and promoting the abilities of all students with special talents. Special programs, activities and strategies developed to aid gifted students should be implemented in regular education programs to benefit more and more students (Feldhusen, 1995;Gallagher, 1994b;Treffinger & Feldhusen, 1996).…”
Section: Recommendationmentioning
confidence: 99%